A renewed focus on catching circles and boundary saves is helping South Africa convert pressure into wickets.
South Africa's coaching staff credited intensive fielding sessions for several match-turning moments in the latest ODI stretch.
Catching circles, relay throws and boundary awareness have been rehearsed daily, with video reviews used after every practice block.
Players say the clearer communication between captain and fielders has reduced hesitation on run-out chances.
The side believes the same habits can transfer into T20 cricket, where one saved boundary often changes required-rate equations.
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